Lesson 11 To China, with Love课堂实录【1】

Lesson11 To China, with love 教学设计

Weibei middle school Lv yanxia Study aims:

Language goals: words and phrases. Ability goals: reading skills. Morals goals: love the people . Teaching Important Points: Learn the whole life of Bethune. Know more about the Anti-Japanese War. Teaching Difficult Points: some knowledge about the medical treatment and Anti-Japanese War.

Teaching Preparation: pictures Teaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, pictures Type of lesson: new lesson Teaching Procedures: Step1. Lead-in The teacher show some pictures about Norman Bethune. Then students guess who is he? Step2.Listen to the lesson and write true (

T

) or false (

F

).

1.Bethune was an American doctor.(

) 2.He finished university in 1916.

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3.He came to northern China to help people in the war .

4.The Chinese government set up a school to remember him.

Step3.Read the text and check the answers. Then try to say what the main point of this lesson. Ask some students say, the others add their suggestions. What did Norman Bethune do? 1.He found new ways to help people with T.B.- a disease that damages the lungs. 2.He invented tools that remain in

use today. 3.He organized hospitals. 4.He taught doctors and nurses. 4.He showed people how to give first aid.

6.He once operated for sixty-nine hours without stopping.

Step4. Deal with the language points with the help of audiotape. Make a list of the language points: Step5.

practice

Divide the class into groups to finish the task. If they are in trouble, they can look up the new words in the dictionary. They can ask the teacher for help. After a while, let some students give a talk in front of the class.

Step6. Homework Finish off the activity book. Go on the next reading in the student book. Summary: Bethune was very great, because at that time, China was very poor and weak. Chinese had hard time, but Bethune, a Canadian helped us a lot. He saved many

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people’s lives in the war. Unluckily, he died in the war. We will remember him forever. We will learn his spirit forever. He will live in our hearts forever.

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